Financial institutions expect big gains in efficiency as they expand use of AI in their organizations. Peter Dugas recently spoke with the Financial Times to discuss the role of AI to help track and analyze regulatory changes as one standout use case among many.

Principal Consultant Victor Plante recently spoke with American Banker about how banks are still keen on taking advantage of virtual reality for internal use cases such as onboarding, learning and development.

Deutschlands Banken dünnen ihre Filialnetze aus. Gerade ältere Kunden stören sich daran, dass direkte Ansprechpartner nicht länger zur Verfügung stehen. Können neue Technologien – etwa generative KI – hier Teil einer innovativen Lösung sein?

The integration of insurance products in traditional wealth management is a growing trend in financial services, offering clients a holistic approach to financial planning, according to Ernst Renner in an article in Insurance Innovation Reporter.

Josh Siegel recently discussed the official launch of FedNow with The Financial Brand, and highlights a variety of use cases, such as bill pay, for banks and credit unions to consider that would most appeal to consumers.

Peter Dugas discusses the banking industry's reaction to a slate of proposed rules related to resolution planning and long-term debt issuance for regional banks in an interview with American Banker.

For banks that want to adopt generative AI, American Banker examines the top considerations and how to navigate them, including insight from Ryan Favro on the importance for banks to establish policies around how to use the technology responsibly.

In an interview with American Banker, Ryan Favro discusses how banks can use unstructured and structured data with the advent of machine learning and generative AI, in order to get new value from data.

As the first ETF providers begin giving their investor votes on underlying shares, their competitors are working to catch up. In Financial Advisor Magazine, Simon Zais examines the risks and challenges associated with giving ETF investors a vote. 

Casey Schaffer warns in P&C Specialist against baseless return to office policies that may appear unfounded to employees after nearly three years of remote work. She explains that when putting in place return to office policies, employers should show their employees that they are being listened to and trusted, as these are intrinsic motivators of human behavior. 

With the Great Wealth Transfer underway, Gen Z’s role has often been overlooked. Jasmina Hazuria writes Gen Z is a generation that has begun planning for retirement earlier than other generations, and that investment advisors would do well turn their attention towards this younger generation.

Embedded insurance has emerged as a powerful way to transform the insurance industry, as it offers four distinct benefits, including greater customer convenience and expanded market reach, writes Ernst Renner in an article in Insurance Innovation Reporter.

Capco's Joshua Siegel tells American Banker that banks can use real-time payments as a way to do more bill payment processing in-house, speeding account funding and reducing back office complexity.

In the latest article on Finextra, Prateek Duhan delves into the concluding segment of our transformation organization series, "Replacing Anecdata with Real Insights." This installment explores the significance of structured data, comprehensive reporting, and empirical decision-making.

According to Casey Schaffer, many corporate leadership training programs focus on a company's success, rather than that of an individual. Insurers can make their leadership trainings more effective by focusing on the individual, including how different generations learn, and on follow-through and implementation of skills learned.